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Dr Bilal challenges Law School of Tanzania to strive for merit
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Vice President Dr Mohammed Gharib Bilal has challenged the Law School of Tanzania to make sure that it becomes one of the best institutions in Africa that provides excellence in legal practice. The Vice President noted this in Dar es Salaam yesterday when ...
Bilal calls for ethical, proficient lawyersDaily News

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Govt plans extension of loans to Tanzania Law School students
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Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister Dr Asha-Rose Migiro and her deputy Angellah Kairuki, inspect a building proposed to serve as a training court at the Law School in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Right is Head of the Institute of Law School Dr Gerald ...

Construction of Law School now complete
Daily News
CONSTRUCTION of modern buildings for the Law School of Tanzania is complete and the Law School will soon be officially launched. Addressing a news conference in Dar es Salaam on Saturday, Mr Omega Ole from the Ministry of Justice and ...

Over 400 School of Law graduates to take oath on Friday
Daily News
OVER 400 legal practitioners are today expected to take oath after completion of their training at the School of Law in various institutions in the country. Speaking to the 'Daily News', Senior Deputy Registrar, Ms Eva Nkya, said the oath was according ...

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Tanzania: In Education Push, Tanzania to Punish Parents of Children Out of School
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam — As Tanzania prepares to introduce free basic education for all, the government has warned that it will punish parents who fail to ensure their children go to school. In a major policy shift, primary and secondary schooling will be free ...
Dar hosts regional workshop on hotel courseDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
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According to recent reports, Tanzania is regarded as one of the most attractive investment destination in Africa. There are several factors which are considered by investors in determining the attractiveness of a particular territory/economy.

Although historians and lawyers differ on many issues, they share many characteristics. In making their arguments, both professions engage in case-making by citing scenarios, which can justify a status quo.

Today, we are looking into Chapters - One and Two – in both documents and see how similar or different they are. We do this because we want to establish how easy or difficult harmonisation of these two basic laws is, as we look forward to writing the federal Constitution of member countries of the East African Community (EAC).

Tanzania: Procurement Law Review Should Be Participatory
AllAfrica.com
It is encouraging that the Law Reform Commission of Tanzania (LRCT) has initiated a process for review of the notorious Public Procurement Act. LRCT is collecting views of stakeholders in order to gather prerequisite data and information relevant to ...